We recently sent you some questions in an email questionnaire. We appreciate everyone who has responded so far, our hope is to hear from everyone!

If you want to see your response appear in an upcoming publication and have not yet answered the questionnaire, or just want to share your stories, pictures, or personal news with us, please email us at ryan@affinityconnection.com.

Here's what some of our sisters had to say: 

"The friendships I made were the most important part, but also the experience of working in a group, pulling off major events like rush, and homecoming. As president of the chapter, I learned a lot about how to have fun, work through minor conflicts, and enjoy being a part of a great community of women. Coming from a small town to a big university, AXO gave me the support I needed to make a solid transition into university life and make the most of my time at OSU. I use the life lessons I learned at the AXO house every single day." - Sara Chapman Williams

"The lessons learned from transitioning from a high schooler living at home with my parents to coexisting with a group of women and being self-sufficient was a growth opportunity for us all. We learned how to respectfully disagree and work together to resolve issues. This is an integral part of growing up under the loving guidance of Mom Jane." - Christina Collins '04